this is footage from the body camera swann was wearing that night.arrived to find a man outside coming towards him. it was a neighbor. >> how you doing? >> i'm okay. >> what's going on? >> i'm just -- i'm the neighbor. he just came and got me out of bed. >> okay. >> he's right in the house. >> what happened? >> his wife -- his wife's in there. >> i went in and located mr. clayton and he was kind of down on his knees, kind of bobbing up and down, visibly upset. and in the hallway, between the hallway and the transition area between the hallway and the dining room. >> anybody else in the house, tom, just you? >> i got the kids at the neighbor's house. >> i said, where's your wife, and he pointed to the kitchen area. that is when i walked around and i located the victim on the kitchen floor. >> oh. oh, okay. >> it was tom's wife, kelley. right away the deputy knew she had been murdered. >> what did you see? >> the victim. there was blood, blood spatter on walls, ceiling, the victim had blood pooling around her head. >> tom, where were you when this all

. ♪ ♪ ♪ gerry: we're back with diane swann, thank you again.of the broader concerns that people have. a lot of concerns about politics right now. we saw a very testy meeting this week in washington between president trump and the democratic leaders in the congress, talk of a government shutdown. there's already, you know, concerns about the scale of government borrowing, and now we're going to have the potential for grid lock with a democratic house. how does the political situation play into your expectations for the economy? >> this is one of the things that we used to be able to ignore whatever was going on in washington because, frankly, it didn't matter very much. now it does matter in the form of uncertainty. we actually can measure it in economics, and policy uncertainty in particular right now is at a record high given what looks to be a very good economy on paper. we usually don't see this kind of uncertainty unless you have an event like 9/11 or something like that. what we're seeing is elevated uncertainty, you're hearing it in ceo c

first six then nine then twenty four in the end forty eight swann's downstairs a press call in berlin's boarded museum it's one lake on a scale never seen before staged by celebrated british choreographer derek dean. it is that it is like in the world i mean there hasn't been a swan lake of this size in a casino and theater and not even you know the paris opera the wall ballet the care of the bolshoi nobody has ever created something like this so be very interesting to see over didn't reaction to this i call it tsunami of swarms all the forty eight swans epitomize in a sense and beauty but a cheesy there seeming ease requires perfect technique the smallest mistake would destroy the illusion. just how to really pick her up in a spotlight as soon as she starts to be. done says movements must be strong yet smooth and sensuous dean strives for perfection that shanghai ballet will work very much on the emotional side of the dons not just forty eight girls being in line being in the precise place with very very much work on on the quality of the movement and the emotion of the movement as wel

first six then nine then twenty four in the end forty eight swann's downs did a press call in berlin's board of museum it's one lake on a scale never seen before staged by celebrated british choreographer derek dean. it is the biggest in the world i mean there hasn't been a swan lake of this size in a proceeding and theatre and not even you know the paris opera the wall ballet the kirov the bolshoi nobody has ever created something like this so be very interesting to see over here it's reaction to this i call it tsunami of swans the forty eight swans epitomize innocence and beauty but achieving their seeming ease requires perfect technique the smallest mistake would destroy the illusion. just how to really pick her up in a spotlight as soon as she starts to believe. the dances movements must be strong yet smooth and sensuous dean strives for perfection and that shanghai ballet will work very much on the emotional side of the dance not just forty eight girls being in line being in the precise place we very very much were on the quality of the movement and the emotion of the movement as

first six then nine then twenty four in the end forty eight swann's downstairs a press call in berlin's border museum it's one lake on a scale never seen before staged by celebrated british choreographer derek dean. it is that it is. i mean there hasn't been this one leg of this size in a proceeding in theater and not even you know the paris opera the wall ballet the kirov the bolshoi nobody has ever created something like this so be very interesting to see odeon three action to this i call it tsunami of swans the forty eight swans epitomize innocence and beauty but a cheesy there seeming ease requires perfect technique the smallest mistake would destroy the illusion. just how to really pick her up in the spotlight as soon as she starts to believe ok the dances movements must be strong yet smooth and sensuous dean strives for perfection in that shanghai ballet we were very much on the emotional side of the downs not just forty eight girls being in line being in the precise place we very very much were on the quality of the movement and the emotion of the movement as well. for the two so

diane swann and bill krystol. we'll watch the markets all hour and all afternoon. you can see, ever since i got on tv, markets have started to turn down again. i hope there's no connection. all right, we're going to take a look at a controversial power play in the state of wisconsin. republican lawmakers there on their way out just passed the sweeping bill to strip power from incoming democrats including the governor-elect. we'll look at what else the bill will do, hitting everything from gun control to obamacare. you're watching velshi and ruehl on msnbc. hi dad. no. don't try to get up. hi, i'm julie, a right at home caregiver. and if i'd been caring for tom's dad, i would have noticed some dizziness that could lead to balance issues. that's because i'm trained to report any changes in behavior, no matter how small, so tom could have peace of mind. we'll be right there. we have to go. hey, tom. you should try right at home. they're great for us. the right care. right at home. but he has plans today.ain. hey dad. so he took aleve. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be st

jonathan swann i talked to him around this time where he said khashoggi was a good friend of his. absolutely had nothing to do with his disappearance and his brother actually got to encourage and to get jamal khashoggi to go to the consulate inistanbul. we don't know if he did it because his brother duped him. >> he landed back on u.s. soil less than 24 hours after that cia briefing where lindsey graham came out and said it is not a smoking gun but a smoking saw. he is coming in to a tinder box. >> i think right now the saudi royal family is trying to protect its blood with the unit states. but i think it's very delicate for them. khalid is not muhammad. some are saying you can do two things simultaneously. retain a relationship with saudi arabia and but it may require the dumping of mohammad bin salman for that to happen. >> what are the chances that does happen? >> it's very hard to say. the interesting thing is about saudi stability. sometimes saudi lethargy is that they have 5,000 princes that can take that job. and it wasn't until tom friedman's celebritization of him as a ne

tariffs, he talked so much about tariffs, you know, i wonder and i thought earlier on cnbc from diane swann, that does the president understand tariffs, those who get hit are the u.s. consumer? >> i think the president does understand that. one of the things that the president's been very consistent now, even going back 20 years, is that he has had a problem with trade. he feels there's a trade imbalance. most economists would say trade is only one aspect of the global economy. and that putting too much emphasis on, for example, trying to balance trade at all costs of everything else, including looking at companies in the u.s. who export and make a significant amount of money exporting is probably the wrong approach. i don't want to get into a policy discussion about it. the one thing that everyone agrees on, everyone, is that the history shows imposing more tariffs hurts the global economy and hurts the u.s. economy. i don't think there are many people that would disagree with that on any kind of long-term basis. >> certainly agree with you on tariffs and on trade. we do need to make thing

you read his memo, the reason he brought that up is to distinguish his circumstance from van der swann'sance and papadopoulos's circumstance. because those two men also lied to the fbi, but they were warned in advance. they had lawyers involved. it was a more egregious and a more brazen lie. you know, you're absolutely right, steph, he was the national security adviser. he knew lying to the fbi was a federal offense, but i think what the attorneys were doing is they were playing to judge emmett sullivan. because let me tell you, i've been before judge sullivan, he's fiercely independent and he hates government corruption, so both party the prosecutors and the defense may be asking for probation, because you know what, emmett sullivan may say, yeah, the national security adviser doesn't get to lie to the fbi about talking to the russians without going to jail. so, i think probation is most likely, but i'll tell you what, there is still a chance he's going to be wearing a jumpsuit. >> kim, what stands out to you in the memo? >> well, i think the lawyers did their job. they're excellent law

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first six then nine then twenty four in the end forty eight swann's downstairs a press call in berlin's board of museum it's one lake on a scale never seen before staged by celebrated british choreographer derek dean. it is that it is in the world i mean there hasn't been this one leg of this size in a proceeding in theater and not even you know the paris opera the ballet the kirov or the bolshoi nobody has ever created something like this so be very interesting to see odeon three action to this i call it tsunami of swans the forty eight swans epitomize innocence and beauty but achieving their seeming ease requires perfect technique the smallest mistake would destroy the illusion. just how to really pick her up in a spotlight as soon as she starts to. dances movements must be strong yet smooth and sensuous dean strives for perfection that shanghai ballet will work very much on the emotional side of the downs not just forty eight girls being in line being in the precise place we very very much were on the quality of the movement and the emotion of the movement as well. for the two solois